The Pact Book Doctors Novels & Stories

The document slipped from his hands and hit the floor with a soft sound. He felt the entire world spinning. Everything felt unreal. He frantically searched through the drawers, desperate to find something that would prove this was all a misunderstanding. Documents were scattered across the floor, but he didn't bother organizing them. Finally, in the bottom drawer, he found the arranged marriage contract from five years ago. Clear terms were written on the yellowed paper. "Contract Duration: Five Years." "The contract expires automatically after five years." Tommaso's trembling fingers traced those words. Each one cut into his heart like a blade.

“What will you declare? What shape shall the Pact take under your will?” Ari closed her eyes. Her heartbeat slowed. Then she spoke not from her throat, but from the soul that Mira, Saris, and the others had all helped shape. “The Pact is not law. It is language. It does not command. It asks. It does not bind. It bridges. It does not demand sacrifice. It recognizes it. The Pact must be like the forest diverse, wild, rooted in truth, reaching toward harmony. The Pact is not mine. It is ours. And it grows only when we listen.”

“If you’re looking for Reeves, he should be around here somewhere. And apparently, there’s a whole level of doctors in the building. Who knew?” “You didn’t know that,” Ace smiled a bit. “No, I didn’t know,” “This is an army base. You really thought there was just one doctor.” he was not smirking but she could hear it in his voice. “Well, I’m not an army freak like you, ok.” “It’s common sense.” “Are you going to stand in the door and insult me, while you’re dying? I’m not a fan of rotting flesh Puckett.” “Very funny.”

Okay, she said. Her name is Doctor Victoria Leal and she is one of the best pack Doctors in the pack. She is sixty years old and has watched a lot of stuff happen over the years as a pack Doctor. From the pack being attacked several years ago, to mating ceremonies and watching she wolves give birth to their pups. Dr. Leal has become one of the best doctors in the pack, but she is looking to retire soon. All she needs is a doctor who is qualified to take over the pack hospital.

"It's okay, everyone makes mistakes. One day she will gonna forgive you just don't give up," "Yes, your right Vlahdy. By the way Vlahdy, I've been your doctor for eight years already but you never tell me about your family? Your mom, your dad or your younger siblings? I even wonder why you built this bookstore in this place wherein little people can find?"

Audrey patted the back of his hand as she said gently, “I won’t leave, Uncle True. Don’t worry.” “Old Pat, if you don’t get a handle on yourself and we have a repeat of last year, even if I put all my life’s learning into it, I won’t be able to save you from the grim reaper,” Doc commented. Everyone called him the genius doctor, but he was not a god. He was just an ordinary mortal and did not have any divine power. If not for his and his disciple’s excellent medical skills and the numerous precious medicinal herbs they planted, Patrick would definitely not have lived to this day. When they first saved Patrick back then, he had basically been at death’s door.

Lili, you’ve got yourself a good man, I thought, and the thought knocked the air out of my chest. It was when I came back into the hallway that I heard them behind me, speaking in low, urgent voices. Adrián and Ángela. “We have to go over everything again,” Adrián said. “We discovered unauthorized access to the medical records, changes in markers and reports. And the dosage listed… doesn’t match what it’s supposed to be.” “Sofía can’t panic,” Angela replied sharply. “Not today.”

I’m so glad that we have gotten to know each other and that we have finally become friends. The Pack Doctor couldn’t meet our eyes as he took a step back. I became anxious knowing that face meant that something was wrong. “I-I’ve never seen something like this,” the Pack Doctor blurted out with fear in his eyes. Nova’s brows furrowed. He is the Pack’s best doctor, he should know this kind of thing. “I’ve studied all kinds of diseases and medicines, but I’ve never seen anything like this,” the Pack Doctor continued, adding to my fears.

The pack doctor who blurted out the solution to save Celia’s life stared at Alpha Axel with wide eyes and almost looked like he would piss in fear. He has been afraid ever since he had entered the room. This is the first time he has been with so many powerful and deadly people in one small enclosed space. When he saw Beta Colton hold one of his colleagues by the collar, he was instantly frightened for his life which is why he blurted out the only technique he knows that can save Celia. The pack doctor’s lips quivered as he tried to get words out of his mouth. He is unsure if they would be glad to hear Celia’s only cure or if they were going to be offended for bringing up such a barbaric solu

I knew perfectly well they were trying to keep an eye on me, and honestly, that was exactly the effect I wanted. At 12:55 p.m., one of the staff members pointed to a seat by the window. “Dr. Lane, have a seat. If you need anything, let us know. We’ll come by periodically to check.” With that, they shut the door behind them. The moment the records room door slammed shut, I grabbed the doctor's code of conduct handbook from the desk and began reciting it at the top of my lungs. “Article One! Doctors must possess sound professional ethics and medical competency, uphold their principles, and fulfil the sacred duty of preventing illness, treating disease, saving lives, and protecting the health o